Is it not yet started or not started yet?

“…is not started…” is actually correct, but it does not sound as natural to use present tense with a past participle. “Your session is not running yet” would be a present-tense way to say it.

How do you say work finished?

Here are a few possibilities:

1. I’ve completed it.
2. I got it done.
3. It’s over. / It’s complete.
4. That’s it for me. / That’s all for me.
5. I’m out.

Has not been started yet meaning?

“Have not been started yet”, using persent perfect in passive voice, is useful when you emphasize the present state of things connected to the past (the courses were announced in the past, but not started yet at present), and imply that someone should actively start the courses.

Has not yet started meaning?

4. Unstarted/Unbegun all mean that you have not started to work on tasks you have in mind. However, once they are in your folder, that means you’ve already started to work on them by putting them in that category and they must be either finished or discarded in the future.

How do you say after work in English?

“Good job” is used after a task/job; it’s pretty generic and can be used in most situations. “Keep up the good work” is used either during or after a task/job and can be used in most situations.

What is the difference between I finished and I have finished?

“I finished” is the simple past. “I have finished” is the present perfect. Adding “have” does indeed change the tense.

How do you say are you done in English?

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Is it correct to say “I Haven’t Finished my work yet”?

No. You can say “I didn’t finish my work.” But when you add “yet” you have to switch from the simple past to the present perfect: “I haven’t finished my work yet.” The difference is that the simple past concerns matters that are completed in the past while the present perfect concerns matters that remain relevant to the present in some way.

Is it correct to say I didn’t finish it yet?

*I didn’t finish it yet. sounds off, because “didn’t” isn’t particularly continuous, but “yet’ implies an expectation or possibility, and so also a continuing act. The sentence “I did not finish it yet” is incorrect because of mismatched tense.

Is it correct to say “I did not finish my homework”?

No, it’s not correct. Yet implies that you’re still working on it. Therefore you need to say “have not finished”, because that signifies that the action is still in progress. “Did not” means the action is completely in the past. Ex: I did not finish my homework last night.

What is the past tense of ‘I finished work’?

“I finished work” is in the simple past tense and it denotes an action that is completed but nothing is known as to when it completed. The time ‘has happened ‘ at an indefinite past ; no time expression is used . Note: This sentence does not tell you when ‘you have finished .